Douglas Vig:  

College I don't have too much to relate about my college experience. Attended George Washington University in Washington, D.C. at night. Took primarily english & sociology courses, but had a little history also. Had some real good profesors that were interesting in themselves. Most of the class were active duty military. Did most of my research at the Library of Congress which was great. Workplace Worked as a kid selling & delivering the Ketchikan Daily News; fished on the "Elenor" trolling for salmon; glazed halibut at E.C. Phillips; ran a bread wrapping machine in bakery; washed dishes at the Pioneer Cafe; cooked crap at the Crab Cannery; was a bag boy at Log Cabin & White Cliff Grocery stores and worked at the Ketchikan Pulp Mill between my junior & senior years. After graduation worked for about nine months at the mill prior to departing, with Rolf Hildre for a trip around the lower 48. Joined the Marine Corps in Washington, DC in 1957. Will relate years 1957 - 1977 in my military bio. After retiring returned to Ketchikan and the Ketchikan Pulp Mill. Worked at the mill for two years. After two strikes I quit to work fo...Expand for more